Overview

The Mellow Mountain States of Upper Calcutta

The Mellow Mountain States of Upper Calcutta (কলকাতা পর্বতাঞ্চল), commonly referred to as Upper Calcutta, is a Democratic Socialist Republic in India. Upper Calcutta is an landlocked nation surrounded by The Himalayan Mountain range in the north that it also includes, and the Gangetic Plains in the South. Upper Calcutta is governed as a single state under the combined executive and legislative Assembly, with local municipal governments given considerable autonomous power.

Upper Calcutta is a massive, efficient nation, renowned for its avant-garde cinema, complete lack of prisons, and multi-spousal wedding ceremonies. The compassionate, democratic population of 1.208 billion Upper Calcuttans are free to do what they want with their own bodies, and vote for whomever they like in elections; if they go into business, however, they are regulated to within an inch of their lives.

The large, liberal, outspoken government prioritizes Education, although Healthcare, Industry, and Welfare are also considered important, while Spirituality is ignored. It meets to discuss matters of state in the capital city of Darjeeling. The average income tax rate is 67.2%, and even higher for the wealthy.

Since its formation on 1480 BT, Upper Calcutta has grown rapidly, developing a sizable population, economy, and military force. Upper Calcutta is notable for its high-speed rail system, fervent patriotism, unemployment, and trained air force.

Technology, Education and Rationalist are at the center of Upper Calcutta's ideals. Efficiency is believed to be the key to developing economic success. Upper Calcutta's roads and railways are maintained to perfection, and intrastate trading is strongly encouraged as a duty.

Education is heavily emphasized, with a focus on internships and apprenticeships. It is said that the government encourages the population to understand and enjoy life rather than to get caught up in trade.
Upper Calcutta maintains a small but capable military, with most of the military might entrusted to the Upper Calcutta Special Forces, highly-trained soldiers compartmentalized into autonomous squads. Upper Calcutta boasts of a massive air force with upgraded machinery and tactical weapons.

Upper Calcutta is widely regarded as the capital of clean energy, with substantial uranium deposits and the pioneering of wind and solar technologies. Virtually all of Upper Calcutta's energy needs are provided by clean energy.
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History

Timeline of Early History

1397 BT: The Calcuttan intelligentsia also called the Heem, escape to Darjeeling from the British authorities and allies with the Darjeeling Seccesionists.

1400 BT: Dutta Delhudsi writes the first constitution of Upper Calcutta. Upper Calcutta is recognised by the World Assembly.

1415 BT: Creation of the UC Alliance Office to incorporate willing states and microstates into Upper Calcutta

1425 BT: Completion of first wave of incorporation counting 7 states 689 microstates.

Timeline of Recent History (1425 to 1500)

1430 BT: 4th Premieral Elections and the most expensive elections till date. Won by Marakesh Tateen of the Bengali Nicknames Party. The elections settled a long standing dispute within political parties of UC.

1435 BT: Tateen gets re-elected. Beginning of the first major government overhaul. Incorporation of the Indian North East (presently Qurbat

1436 BT: The Delta Princely States (officially Shundorbon) join Upper Calcutta

1437 BT: Bootanese Kingdom (presently Baangla) join Upper Calcutta

1445 BT: Formation of The Democratic States of Upper Calcutta consisting of the six states.

1450 BT: Declaration of Unity signed by the member states as a result of the final settlement of all inter-state issues. Renaming of The Democratic States of Upper Calcutta to Federation of Calcutta Major and the unveiling of the Red ক Flag.

1471 BT: Beginning of the Farragonash Movement attempting to reform government of Calcutta Major by banishing the present government.

1475 BT: Resurgance Alliance comes to power in major states.

1479 BT: Formation of Upper Calcutta by the Darjeeling Government

1480 BT: First Premieral Elections of The Mellow Mountains. Won by Shreyozizenk.

1493 BT: Shreyozizenk resigns after half her fourth session of Premiership.

1500 BT: Announcement of new departments and relocation of capital city.

Geography

Main article: Map and Geography of Upper Calcutta

Upper Calcutta stretches from 79E to 88E and 26N to 30N. It includes the Himalayan mountain range, the highest old fold mountain range in the world. Mount Everest, the highest peak is situated in Upper Calcutta. The foothills of the Himalayas are fertile and lush just North of the Gangetic Plains.

Elevation: 59m at the tropical Terai. 90 odd peaks over 7000m.

Five highest peaks of The Mellow Mountains:
Mount Everest- 8848m
Kanchenjunga- 8586m
Lhotse- 8516m
Makalu- 8481m
Manatsu- 8156m

Largest cities of Upper Calcutta:
Darjeeling
Greendale
Delhudsi
Dipayal

Neighbouring nations:
Calcutta town
Calcutta bay
Shantiniketan, micronation wholly surrounded by UC.

Government and Military
The government of Upper Calcutta is a Social Democracy (গণতান্ত্রিক সমাজতন্ত্র) which includes special autonomous zones. The government has three branches. The Executive (President and Council of Ministers), the Legislative (The House lawmakers) and the Judiciary. The head of state is the Premier, elected directly by the people in a popular vote. The Council of Ministers is the cabinet chosen by the Premier and the ruling party. The cabinet has ten ministers mentioned below. The House (সভা) is elected by the 100 constituencies and ten more seats are chosen by the Premier from fields of science, music, sociology, economics, industry, art and sports. The 110 seats have a term limit of 4 years and up to 3 re-elections. The judiciary consists of the Supreme Court having 9 Supreme Court Judges and 100 smaller courts. Registered independent community courts are also encouraged.

The Council of Ministers
Home Affairs
External Affairs
Education
Defense
Civil Aviation
Finance
Urban Development and Housing
Environment, Forest, Energy, and Climate Change (EFEC)
Science and Technology
Culture

The Ministerial Government Departments
Office of the Attorney General
Agency for Energy co-headed by Environment Minister
Agency of Culture, Media and Sport headed by Culture Minister
Agency of Education headed by Education Minister
Agency of Environment, Agriculture and Food headed by Environment Minister
Agency of Finance and Business Regulation headed by Finance Minister
Agency of Public Transport headed by Civil Aviation Minister
Agency of Science and Technology headed by Science and Technology Minister
Agency of Urban Development headed by Urban Development Minister
Agency of World Assembly Delegate Affairs
Department of Health
Department for International Trade
Department of Law and Order
Foreign Office and Department of Embassies headed by External Affairs Minister

The Non-ministerial Government Departments
Micronation Assistance Department
Calcutta Town Office
Shantiniketan Office
Upper Calcutta Space Agency
Upper Calcutta Detective Squad
Department of Atomic Energy
Department of Consumer Affairs
Department of Corporate Affairs
Department of Communities and Urban Development
Department of Information and Broadcasting

The Independent Government Departments
Upper Calcutta Intelligence Agency
Calcutta Armed Forces
Calcutta Naval Forces
Calcutta Air Service
Calcutta Air Force
Upper Calcutta Border Force
Central Board of Direct Taxes
Darjeeling Space Department
Upper Calcutta Cinema Board
Upper Calcutta Music Festival Agency
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